BP to cut 5% of global workforce, mostly from office staff
Petroleum giant British Petroleum will cut 4,700 jobs this year in a cost cutting measure, the company announced Thursday. That amounts to about 5% of its total workforce.
BP cuts over 5% of workforce to reduce costs
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Energy Giant BP To Cut Nearly 8,000 Jobs Worldwide
Confirming the job losses, the FTSE 100 company said the reduction in its workforce was down to cost cutting measures.
BP cutting 4,700 jobs worldwide as part of cost-saving drive
U.K.-based oil company is cutting 4,700 jobs worldwide and a further 3,000 contractor roles as part of a cost-saving drive.
BP to eliminate thousands of jobs in effort to cut costs
BP ( BP) will eliminate 4,700 positions internally, ~5% of its workforce, and more than 3,000 contractor jobs, with more cost-cutting efforts planned for this year and beyond, the CEO said. The job cuts follow reviews of all of BP's ( BP) divisions, although the exact breakdown of the cuts was not disclosed.
BP announce plans to cut 4,700 jobs in £1.6bn cost-cutting drive
London-based energy firm BP plan to cut its global workforce by just over five per cent, resulting in 4,700 job losses. The oil giant will also remove 3,000 contractor positions, reports Reuters, having seen an internal memo letting staff know of the upcoming changes.
BP Reportedly To Cuts 4,700 Jobs Or Over 5% Of Workforce
British oil major BP Plc (BP.L, BP_UN.TO, BP) is planning to cut around 4,700 jobs, representing over 5% of its workforce, as part of
Oil Giant BP Cuts Thousands Of Jobs To Slash Costs
British energy giant BP on Thursday said it would axe 4,700 staff jobs -- about five percent of its workforce -- and was cutting thousands of contractor roles to reduce costs.
Texas-headquartered BP announces massive layoffs, workforce reduction
Houston-headquartered BP plans to cut 5 percent of its workforce—about 4,700 jobs—as part of a larger cost-cutting program. The company also intends to cut about 3,000 contractor positions. The oil and gas giant said in an internal memo sent to employees that the organization is aiming to reduce costs by at least $2 billion by the end of 2026.
BP Cuts 4,700 Internal, 3,000 Contractor Roles as it Trims Costs
Employees at the oil-and-gas giant were told of the job cuts Thursday via an email from Chief Executive Murray Auchincloss.
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